Study finds link between social media use, depression in teens
Too much social media might be too much for the mental well-being of teenagers, new research suggests. The more that teens used social media and watched television, the greater their…
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Hong Kong protests continue for seventh week; police fire tear gas at protesters
Tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered in Hong Kong in continued protests against leader Carrie Lam’s government on Sunday. Organizers of Sunday’s protests, the Civil Human Rights Front, estimated that…
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Radio recordings: Iran wanted to inspect British tanker before seizure
Radio exchanges featuring Iranian coastguards telling a British Royal Navy frigate that they wanted to inspect one of two captured British-linked tankers for security reasons. In the recording, obtained by…
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At least eight killed in pair of attacks in northwestern Pakistan
At least eight people were killed and 30 more were injured in a pair of attacks in northwestern Pakistan on Sunday. The attacks took place in the city of Dera…
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Study: 1 in 20 patients victim of preventable medical error
Say you go in for knee surgery and find the surgeon operated on the wrong leg. Or you received a drug you know you’re allergic to. It happens. In fact,…
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Sweden, Britain to partner on future combat aircraft development
Sweden and Britain agreed on Friday to partner on development of future combat aircraft. British Defense Secretary Penny Mordaunt and Swedish Defense Minister Peter Hultqvist signed a memorandum of understanding…
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One of two seized British-linked tankers now in Iranian custody
One of two captured British-linked tankers was in Iranian custody Saturday and the other was allowed to continue its course. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard seized the British oil tanker Stena…
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British Airways suspends flights to Cairo for 7 days
British Airways said Saturday it has suspended flights to Cairo for seven days as a security precaution. The airline announced at 5:42 p.m. the stoppage of flights to the Egyptian…
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U.S. service member dies in non-combat incident in Kuwait
A U.S. Army National Guard sergeant died this week in a non-combat-related incident in Kuwait, the Pentagon announced Saturday. Sgt. William Edward Friese, 30, of Rockport, W.Va., died Thursday at…
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Music reduces stress before surgery
Music may be as powerful as drugs in calming patients before they undergo surgery, new research suggests. It worked just as well as a tranquilizer before patients received a peripheral…
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Study finds link between social media use, depression in teens
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Hong Kong protests continue for seventh week; police fire tear gas at protesters
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Radio recordings: Iran wanted to inspect British tanker before seizure
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At least eight killed in pair of attacks in northwestern Pakistan
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Study: 1 in 20 patients victim of preventable medical error
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Sweden, Britain to partner on future combat aircraft development
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One of two seized British-linked tankers now in Iranian custody
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British Airways suspends flights to Cairo for 7 days
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U.S. service member dies in non-combat incident in Kuwait
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Music reduces stress before surgery
